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  • Tracking the Unseen: Terminology and Equipment in Mantracking and Wildlife Tracking

    Tracking, whether it’s for a missing person through dense brush or a deer across mountain terrain, is a skill that combines sharp observation, patience, and [...]

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    Bushcraft and your mental health

      For millennia it’s been the case that we seek help with physical ailments, whether this is from a doctor or just talking to a [...]

  • Choosing your first bushcraft knife.

    Bushcraft Basics Series So, I've just come back from another amazing WinterMoot, and as ever, it was great fun, full of learning and laughs. The thing [...]

  • First Time at BushMoot

    What to Expect From Your First BushMoot If you’re thinking about taking the plunge and booking your first BushMoot, or it’s too late, someone’s bought [...]

  • Review – M23 Ranger Cub from Peltonen Knives.

    I've now had a bit of time to get to know my M23, so I offer this little review with my findings. I find myself [...]

  • Why We Need Bushcraft

    The Power of Bushcraft: Unlocking Better Health   In a world dominated by screens and edless to-do lists, bushcraft offers a lifeline to reclaiming [...]

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    Review – KAMUI Self-Inflating Sleeping Mat

    We were sent the Kamui Self-Inflating Sleeping Pad a while ago for review and here’s what we think of this bargain priced sleeping mat. First [...]

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    Zebra Bread

    BAKING BREAD IN A ZEBRA POT USING A KELLY HOBO STOVE (Oh yes you can!) by Pattree Tony had asked me to expand my post [...]

  • Wildlife Tracking: A Beginner’s Guide

    By Rhoda Watkins. Wildlife tracking, a time-honoured practice, serves as a bridge between humanity and the wild. Whether you're an aspiring naturalist or simply [...]

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    The silver Birch – King among trees

    King among trees The silver Birch. (Betula Pendula) Genus- Betulaceae The Silver Birch is one of the bushcrafters most beautiful and useful trees. It [...]

  • Summer Bushmoot 2023 – Rough Close

    The annual video by George Atchison https://youtu.be/6iP3Z2iHsgc?si=kK9D1XRbySC4oGFm

  • Solo Stove Bonfire 2.0

    What’s the one thing that always makes the joy of a fire less joyful, well if for you its smoke in your face, I have [...]

  • Review – Bluetti AC180 Power Station

    Alongside our tests of the AC60 and B80 units, the AC180 stood out with its impressive 1152-watt storage capacity. Here's what we think: First Impressions [...]

  • Review – Bluetti AC60 & B80 Power Stations

    Firstly, we have put these through their paces on a few outdoor activities and the scope of their usefulness is huge, especially when combined with [...]

  • Autumn: The Four seasons

    I have built just a little scratch fire. Enough to boil a kettle of water, enough to keep just comfortably warm, enough to watch the [...]

  • Summer BushMoot 2022 Video

    https://youtu.be/LRNEJswc-Qc This great video was shot and edited by our amazing George Aitchison at the Summer BushMoto 2022 in Merthyr Mawr, Wales.This year we're at [...]

  • BLUETTI Unveils the Latest AC60&B80 Power Station in the United Kingdom 

    Game-changing Power Solutions for Outdoor Enthusiasts: BLUETTI Introduces the AC60&B80 Power Station to the United Kingdom Market Sponsored Article BLUETTI, the leader in the clean [...]

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    BLUETTI AC180 Mobile Power Station Is Looking Forward to Meeting the World

    Sponsored Article BLUETTI is about to premiere their latest mid-range portable power station - AC180 in the United Kingdom on Jun 24th, BST 9:00AM. With [...]

  • Files into Knives

    Another pretty obvious source of good steel for knives is the humble file. Most files are made from high-carbon tool steel and can be used [...]

  • Review –  GlobaLink Collapsible Camping Lantern 

    I'm always happy to review kit that keeps the darkness at bay, and even though I can be a bit of a torch snob, I'm [...]

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